The Doors of Jerusalem
The Old City lends itself to meandering, with its maze of ancient narrow streets aching with thousands of years of painful history.
The Doors of Jerusalem Read More »
The Old City lends itself to meandering, with its maze of ancient narrow streets aching with thousands of years of painful history.
The Doors of Jerusalem Read More »
Getting acquainted with Israel at the world famous Abraham Hostel
Making Myself at Home in Jerusalem Read More »
How I managed my first solo overland border crossing
Crossing the Israeli-Jordanian Border All By Myself Read More »
Reflecting on 600+ days of the nomadic lifestyle
Reflections from the Road | Vol. 10 Read More »
Around every corner is a column or a ruin with a tale to tell
More than Petra | Jordan’s Lesser Known Sites Read More »
Red, White, Yellow, Blue & Green – adventures in color
A Technicolor Trip Through My Travels Read More »
Seeing sites in the dark – scary, silly or special?
Adventuring in the Dark | Petra by Night Read More »
I’m no poet, but Petra inspired me!
Poems for Petra – An Ode to the Rose Red City Read More »
My take on visiting Petra with four legs
Petra by Mule, or That Time I Shrieked for 6 Hours Read More »
First impressions of the city as old as time
Visiting Petra, Jordan: A Guide to the Rose Red City Read More »
A rebuttal from Colm Hanratty of Hostelworld.com
Why Hostels Don’t Make Me Hostile Read More »
A trek through John the Baptist country
Bethany Beyond The Jordan | Is It Really The Baptism Site Of Jesus? Read More »